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The team behind Stan’s upcoming six-part series Romper Stomper want to put Australia’s alt-right (and left) under the glare of a television lens.
Screen Australia is pleased to announce a second iteration of the practice-led workshop Developing the Developer, to take place in April 2018.
Writer and actor Nakkiah Lui talks to Screen News about her new six-part comedy series.
Nakkiah Lui on finding humour in tragedy and living out her fantasy of being the best Aboriginal figure skater of all time in Kiki and Kitty.
Director Taika Waititi on the moments in Thor: Ragnarok created just for Kiwis and Aussies, and why it was important to have Indigenous attachments on set.
ABC and Screen Australia are pleased to announce that filming is underway in Sydney on the telemovie event Riot.
Event Partnerships is now known as Industry Partnerships, and applications are open for the three-year Australian festival funding cycle.
In 2018, Screen Australia's Indigenous Department will turn 25.
In celebration of the 40th Anniversary of Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras in 2018, Screen Australia and ABC TV Arts are pleased to announce Love Bites, a brand new documentary initiative for LGBTQI filmmakers.
Actor Shuang Hu tells us what Ronny Chieng is really like and how auditions have changed since the launch of The Family Law.
Jessica Mauboy and producer Karl Zwicky on how the Channel Seven series came about – and why it’s a big moment for diversity.
Spin Out co-director/writer Tim Ferguson on the next revolution in the screen industry: giving a voice to filmmakers and actors with a disability.